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• Yamaha Portable Keyboards
• by clivemorgan001( 0 )
• Yamaha Portable Keyboards. Yamaha are I think the best for keyboards. They make a wide range of keyboards starting at around £200 up to almost £3000. In a Yamaha keyboard you need to look for a few things. ... 

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  yamaha | keyboard | piano | psr | organ

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• Casio CTK 631
• by templarser( 91)
• Casio CTK 631 The Casio CTK 631 is a full featured,full size key,5 octave, stereo touch sensitive keyboard with backlit display. It has an onboard mixer and can store 2 whole songs. There are the 127 GM... 

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  Casio | CTK631 | Keyboard | Synthesizer

• 13 of 17 people found this guide helpful

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• Yamaha PSS-50/PSS-190
• by templarser( 91)
• Yamaha PSS-50 This is a monophonic (single speaker) 2.5 Octave small keys keyboard with 100 tones and split and layering effects. There are also 13 built in songs and a computer aided music function. ... 

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  Yamaha | PSS | 50 | Keyboard | Synth

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• Yamaha PSR420
• by templarser( 91)
• Yamaha PSR420 The PSR 420 is a 5 octave stereo touch sensitive keyboard with 128 GM voices 8 drum kits and 100 Rhythms. The 420 includes a registration feature which stores front panel settings that you... 

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  Yamaha | Keyboard | Synthesizer | PSR420

• 4 of 7 people found this guide helpful

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• Casio HT700
• by templarser( 91)
• Casio HT700 The Casio HT700 is a small keyed non-touch sensitive stereo DCO[Digitally Controlled Oscilator](PCM[Pulse Code Modulation]) keyboard. The DCO system has 31 waves to create the sound. This is... 

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  Casio | HT700 | Keyboard | Synthesizer

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